I saw this picture posted in /r/destroyedtanks and it is the first time I've seen evidence an M4 being used by the Germans.
How wide spread was the use of captured material in WW2 in general and by the Axis/Germans/Wehrmacht in particular?
You may be interested in past posts on this topic:
During the height and end stages of WWII, how common was it for soldiers to use enemies' equipment or supplies, as replacements for their own or in addition to?
^(05 Oct 2015 | 123 comments)
^(/u/ImmediateSupression details German use of captured weapons in North Africa and from 1944 onwards.)
What did WWII armies do with captured vehicles?
^(14 Jul 2015 | 6 comments)
^(/u/kieslowskifan discusses the vehicle side of this question as well as the pitfalls of the practice.)
Did soldiers pick up the weapons of dead enemies during WWII?
^(03 Dec 2015 | 15 comments)
^(/u/RickSanchez-AMA talks about German use of Soviet small arms.)